9 Questions to Ask a Grandparent
Spark a conversation the entire family can enjoy
with fun questions for kids to ask their grandparents.
Ages: Adults & kids
2 & up
Looking for a fun way share family history & heritage? At your next get-together, allow your children to ask
informative questions like those below. You'll be delighted by where the conversation takes you.
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What is your favorite family story?
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What is your earliest childhood memory?
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Where were you on the day I was born?
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Tell me something funny mom/dad did.
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What was the biggest event in your life?
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Describe our family in one word.
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What was your favorite thing to do with mom/dad?
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How do kids have it better today? How are things not as good?
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Who were your heroes as a child?
When you were my age...
Click below for questions to ask by ages & stages.
Ages 2 to 5
Younger kids are increasingly aware of their suroundings. Learning about
grandparents' childhood can help them better understand their own.
- What was your room like at my age?
- What were your favorite foods?
- What were family meals like?
Younger
kids are increasingly aware of their suroundings. Learning about grandparents' childhood can help them better understand
their own.
- What was your room like at my age?
- What were your favorite foods?
- What were family
meals like?
Ages 6 to 8
As your child ventures to school, comparing how eras have
changed can prove enlightning. Try questions like these:
- What was your first day at school like?
- What was your favorite subject in school?
- What did you like to do after school?
As your child ventures to school, comparing how eras have changed can prove enlightning. Try questions like
these:
- What was your first day at school like?
- What was your favorite subject in school?
- What did you like to do after school?
Ages 9 to 12
Realtionships are increasingly important to older kids. Here
are questions to help generations share & compare experiences.
- Who were your best friends?
- What did kids wear when you wer my age?
- What were popular songs & dances?
Realtionships
are increasingly important to older kids. Here are questions to help generations share & compare experiences.
- Who were your best friends?
- What did kids wear when you wer my age?
- What were popular
songs & dances?